The Weaks‘ new LP Bad Year is now available for streaming HERE. The album officially comes out tomorrow via Lame-O Records, and you also have bundle options for purchase that include your very own copy on black or blue vinyl, a homemade hot sauce cooked by founding member Evan Bernard, and a new t-shirt design. The band will be on tour for most of April with a few dates opening for Brand New, and The Weaks will be having a hometown record release show on Monday, April 27 at PhilaMOCA. (Photo by Jessica Flynn)

Daytrotter just posted their session with Philly feel-good indie-pop crew CRUISR. The recording is made up of tracks from the band’s EP All Over, which is a nice accompaniment with the weather that we are having today. You can stream and download it HERE (w/membership). (Illustration by Johnnie Cluney)

As Aunt Dracula, a.k.a. Scott Daly, works on the long-overdue follow-up to his 2009 debut album Face Peel, he just released a whole record of remixes appropriately named Peel Face. On it, you’ll find mind-fucking contributions from artists such as Black Dice’s Eric Copeland, Prince Rama, Pictureplane, and many others. So feel free to zone out, and let Monday pass on by.

Honesty shines at the forefront of Katie Bennett-led Free Cake For Every Creature. Tonight, the band performs at PhilaMOCA, as Bennett unguardedly displays stream of consciousness observations. With endearing episodic narrative tunes that thrive in a minimalistic twee nature, she unlocks that door to her mind, letting listeners see the world through her eyes, while tagging along as passengers in her day-to-day accounts. Free Cake For Every Creature just released their new album Moving Songs via Double Double Whammy earlier this week. Labelmate, former Philly native, and now NYC resident Eskimeaux, a.k.a. Gabrielle Smith, delivers catchy flashes of experimental bedroom pop and with a new LP O.K. due out May 12, a set of fresh material may be on display. Immerse yourself in the sad reflective bedroom punk of quartet Told Slant, which also features Smith. Electro powerpop New Yorkers Crying supply a potently transferable kinetic energy with chiptune accents. PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 7pm, $10, All Ages – Michael Colavita

Le Fits are celebrating the arrival of their third LP Fisticuffs (recorded at Hi5 Studio) with an accompanying record release show this evening at Johnny Brenda’s. Le Fits sweep one in with their suave demeanor grooves that wash over you like a cold drink after a particularly difficult day. The band develops a fleshed out vibrant pop-rock sound spiked with horns for additional zest. Ben Riesman toes that threshold of pseudo-spoken vocals, smoothly speaking and slyly roping you in as these well-rounded songs grab hold and still maintain an organic loose feel. They are tied neatly together but with plenty of room to breathe. The custom whiskey-barrel growling, foot-stomping folk-blues of TJ Kong and the Atomic Bomb will be headlining on this night, returning home after a series of southern dates that included a run at SXSW. Dan Bruskewicz’s authoritative snarly narratives cut a path through the backwoods to a modernized juke joint. The soulful folk, brother-sister-led Bernhardt Family Band kicks off the festivities. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 9pm, $10, 21+ – Michael Colavita